Australian hospital statistics 2001-02

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Release Date: 30 Jun 2003

Topic: Hospitals

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (2003) Australian hospital statistics 2001-02, AIHW, Australian Government, accessed 05 June 2023.

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Australian Hospital Statistics 2001-02 is the latest in the Institute's series of reports summarising data on Australia's hospitals. For the first time, information on trends in hospital care is presented in an easy-to-follow 'Hospitals at a glance' section. Detailed information is also presented on the characteristics and hospital care of the six million people admitted to public and private hospitals, including their age, sex, diagnoses and the procedures they underwent. Information on Australia's hospitals includes the number of hospitals and hospital beds, and key statistics on the resources, expenditure and revenue of public hospitals and on the services they provide. Data on a range of hospital performance indicators are also reported using the National Health Performance Committee's performance indicator framework. This report is a useful resource for health planners, administrators and researchers with an interest in the Australian hospital system.

ISSN: 1036-613X
ISBN: 978 1 74024 282 0
Cat. no: HSE 25
Pages: 300

Preliminary material (406K PDF)
- Title and verso pages
- Foreword
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- List of abbreviations
- Hospitals at a glance
Sections
1. Introduction (165K PDF)
2. Overview of Australian hospitals (275K PDF; 166K XLS tables^9,11,12)
3. Public hospital establishments (140K PDF; 52K XLS tables¹¹)
4. Hospital performance indicators (502K PDF; 542K XLS tables ^{9,10, 11})
5. Waiting times for elective surgery (148K PDF; 105K XLS tables ⁸; 33K XLS figures)
1. Administrative data for admitted patients (191K PDF; 223K XLS tables¹¹; 28K XLS figures)
2. Demographic profile for admitted patients (903K PDF; 224K XLS tables^2,11; 62K XLS figures)
3. Principal diagnoses for admitted patients (353K PDF; 508K XLS tables ¹¹; 191K XLS figures)
4. Procedures for admitted patients (482K PDF; 363K XLS tables¹¹; 58K XLS figures)
5. External causes for admitted patients (256K PDF; 100K XLS tables ^{1, 3, 11}; 22K XLS figures)
6. Australian Refined Diagnosis Related Groups for admitted patients (362K PDF; 318K XLS tables¹¹; 39K XLS figures)
End matter
- Appendix 1: List of tables (129K PDF)
- Appendix 2: List of figures (54K PDF)
- Appendix 3: Technical notes (212K PDF; 131K XLS tables¹⁰; 39K DOC tables⁴; 22K XLS figures)
- Appendix 4: Hospitals contributing to this report and public hospital peer groups (167K PDF; 525K XLS tables)
- Appendix 5: Service Related Groups (159K PDF; 74K XLS tables)
- Appendix 6: National Hospital Cost Data Collection (38K PDF)
- Glossary (109K PDF)
- References (39K PDF)
- Index (63K PDF)

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Data used for figures (86K XLS)
- Principal diagnoses for admitted patients
  - Table S8.1: Selected separation statistics for all principal diagnoses in 3-character ICD-10-AM groupings, public hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (369K XLS)
  - Table S8.2: Selected separation statistics for all principal diagnoses in 3-character ICD-10-AM groupings, private hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (356K XLS)
  - Table S8.3: Separations for males, by age group and principal diagnosis in ICD-10-AM groupings, all hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (38K XLS)
  - Table S8.4: Separations for females, by age group and principal diagnosis in ICD-10-AM groupings, all hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (40K XLS)
- Procedures for admitted patients
  - Table S9.1: Selected separation statistics for procedures in ICD-10-AM blocks, public hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (272K XLS tables) ⁵
  - Table S9.2: Selected separation statistics for procedures in ICD-10-AM blocks, private hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (310K XLS)
  - Table S9.3: Separations for males, by age group and procedure in ICD-10-AM groupings, all hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (31K XLS)
  - Table S9.4: Separations for females, by age group and procedure in ICD-10-AM groupings, all hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (31K XLS)
- Australian Refined Diagnosis Related Groups for admitted patients
  - Table S11.1: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (215K XLS)^{6, 8}
  - Table S11.2: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, Australia, 2001-02 (182K XLS)^{5, 6, 7, 8}
  - Table S11.3: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, New South Wales, 2001-02 (247K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.4: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, New South Wales, 2001-02 (213K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.5: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Victoria, 2001-02 (182K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.6: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs ersion 4.2, private hospitals, Victoria, 2001-02 (181K XLS) ⁸
  - Table S11.7: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Queensland, 2001-02 (216K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.8: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, Queensland, 2001-02 (173K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.9: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Western Australia, 2001-02 (183K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.10: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, Western Australia, 2001-02 (188K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.11: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, South Australia, 2001-02 (208K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.12: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, South Australia, 2001-02 (202K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.13: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Tasmania, 2001-02 (199K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.14: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, Tasmania, 2001-02 (212K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.15: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Australian Capital Territory, 2001-02 (213K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.16: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, private hospitals, Australian Capital Territory, 2001-02 (209K XLS)⁸
  - Table S11.17: Selected separation and cost statistics for all AR-DRGs version 4.2, public hospitals, Northern Territory, 2001-02 (171K XLS)⁸

Excel tables with additional data to that presented in the PDF version

The following tables are presented by 10-year age groups in the PDF version of the tables and by 5-year age groups in the excel version of the tables.

Demographic profile for admitted patients Age group and sex
- Table 7.1: Separations, by age group and sex, all hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02
- Table 7.2: Separations, by age group and sex, public hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02
- Table 7.3: Separations, by age group and sex, private hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02
- Table 7.4: Patient days, by age group and sex, all hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02
- Table 7.5: Patient days, by age group and sex, public hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02
- Table 7.6: Patient days, by age group and sex, private hospitals, states and territories, 2001-02

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